... LATEST INTELLIGENE. I ELECTRIC TELEGRAMS. at FRIDAY'S MARKETS. a LONDON CORN MARKET.-FRDAY. (From Ifingsforrd and Lay's Circular.) Attendance, thin; the little- English wheat offer- tr ing, sold at fully Mondriy's prices; business ane foreign nominally confined to that on board ship, for which previous rates could not be exceeded. Sale of granaried parcels extremely limited-terms Pi being ...

... [EaIGRAT1i A8 'w (FRoMK OURt 4seIrSM IO IS*w b4 i Thet~urns0of ernigra4nh5'5ilink f from0the y for io, niah d olier potit dxhlbit a dqahi; Rearly fifty per cant. whbn comparo- with this et nI th t year 1857. In the 1noutttofJflanuary the deeros on the general emigration of Liverpool, when comp4te6 with the correspondiug period of 1857, was ljlB; in February, 6,536 a in Warols, 6,852 ; in April ...

... FtrDOAT EVENING. The funds to-day were very inactive, but steadier than yesterday. The extreme fluctuation was limited to a per cent., and the closing quotations were the same as those of yesterday. In most of the other departments of the Stock Exchange firm- ness prevailed. The tendency of the market for British railway stocks is still upwards, assisted by the considerations touched upon in ...

... , (FROML R. ALLAN'S MONTHLY CIRCULAR.) On the 9th instant the Bank of England unex- pectedly reduced its rate of discount from 3 per cent. to 2%. A general rise in the value of share-property iutnediately followed, and the enhanced quotations have been fully maintained to the present date. In this rise the stocks of our local banks have partici- pated largely. British Linen from 205 cezt, has ...

... ANNUAL TRADE CIRCJULARS. THE SHIPPING TRADE. (From the Circular of Messrs. Carry, Ktfloolk, and Co., Liverpool.) We regret having to record another year of diminished sales of shipping in our port as coro',ared with the pre ious one, equal to about 18 por cent. T'.eA character of tU .usi- ness from January to December bas been of that filfal yet improving kind that follows recovering health ...

... I r 26Tlt WEEK rTHS HALF-YEAR. RAILWAYS. Beakle & Leyburn Belfast & Ballynmena B'head Lan./&sl)estr Brietol aind Exeter. Caledonian Chester & 1101Yii Dublin&lielfastJunct DOunee,PtAlberdeen Dludahlk&Euniskiilin Dublin & Drogheda.. Dob&8(taeoown&W ESast. ?? 13ait Countiea B.CU. East lancashire Edinburgh & Glisgow I8din. 1'th. & Duodee (llasgow & S.Western rt. NorthofScotland (heat Northern (t. ...

... The Daily Xetcs' Paris correspondent writes: I am able to state very confidently that the Court of the Tuileries has within the last two or three days caused Lord Derby's government to be officially informed that in case England should think fit to take any measures to counteract the American policy indicated in certain passages of Mr. Buchanan's speech, she may relv upon the support of ...

... H ETRADE OF 1858. ~E SUAR TADE or DUTBLIN4 1IN 18~8. We 66k the aubjoined sta~istics . from the anusl-d1i- calar on the sugar trade of Dublin, just issuedl by James , Stokes, Widow and Snoati Colonial Brokers,:CommeTcial b 'Buildings. Itl isdated 31st December:- a Importer:. UbHide. Trs. Bris, Bags, &cI. Stokes ansd Reooney *. 732 217 854 O Thonmas Ilewley and Co. .. 344U 253 1216d Hardy, ...

... I DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE-VarDAY. We had a small supply of grain at market tu.day, I rather a brisk demand for all deocriptions. Wheat, ir I few instauces, realleed an advance of Gd. Barley veto firm, at lat day's currernles. Oats were generally ad. barrel dearer. The tranacitione in radian oorn are merely rettill Tber, La a fair demand for foreign wheat. Wheat-White (new) .. 22s 01 to 249 6.1 ...

... THE CORN TrA'IA . -[During the past week.] JfLf I JxZn~~ 0,J ?? L- - (From the Mark Lane Exvpres& of Monday, Dcc. 27.) With mild weather and Christmas Day comning at the C, end of the same week, transactions have been limited. C But very little alteration in the value of wheat, though L some markets with short supplies have improved. The L greater plenlty of railm hags raised the ponds, and ...

... - MAnuc LANE.-The fresh arrivals of both English and foreign grain have been short since last market. The few samples of English wheat on the stands on Wednesday morning were freely bought at the cur rency of Monday. Foreign wheat was also firm in price, with a fair demand. Flour met a steady demand, and no change took place in the quotations. Choice malting barley commands quite late rates; ...

... . I'Was Df sforhs, Ilailw.aly 54arts, & RAILWAYS AND PUBLIC COMPANIES. Frem the list of Hmesma Hlolderness, Fowler, and Co., Stock and Share Broker o Chance alley, Cornhill. SnARNs o 3rAILWAYS TO. PAID. CLOSING PROCE. * 1IAJLWA1S. Blaeckwall ?? ?? ?? ?? Brighton ?? ?? Bristol and Exeter ?? ?? Caledonian ?? ?? ?? .. Chester and Holyhead Eastern Counties Edinburgh and Glasgow .. ?? Great ...